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i have a very loud sound under my 2000 Ford Mustang gt also it tends to take off without my feet own the pedal my machanic stated that it was the long pipe that sounds like a vacum but what are some solutions to this problem, one more thing the pipe is something that was installed in that looks like a breather , but what are some solutions?
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